Expert Game

This fantastic activity gets the students talking to each other about things that are close to their hearts and accelerates the group bonding process. Save up this memorable activity for a day when you have good attendance and you want to give students a chance to really get to know each other.

Fold a piece of A4 paper in half so it can be propped up on your desk as a makeshift sign. In large letters write down three topics that interest you that you are able and willing to talk about. For example:

we must start a company from our identified talents and present how to start and manage our company and position in our company.Tell students that these are subjects that interest you and invite them to ask you any questions about them.

Next, ask students to make a similar sign for themselves. Students sometimes find this difficult, but with a little prompting, they should be able to come up with three topics, even if it’s their favourite TV show or how to make the best apple pie.Arrange the desks so that students sit opposite each other on each side of the desk. If possible try to leave a gap between the desks.Divide the class into four groups we ask to position themselves at a desk, while stand to one side and wait.

When As are all seated at their desks with their sign in front of them, tell madam to go and check out the subjects available for expert advice and sit opposite a student whose subjects interest them. we then are given five to ten minutes to ask questions about a subject (or subjects) which they would like to know more about. After five to ten minutes, signal that students should stop talking and that we should stand up and find another A to talk to.

At the midway point of the allotted time, to get their signs and sit at the desks while As play the role of interested questioner. Finally we present our job positions and how to manage the works. we present how to start and how to manage we started company.

At the end of the activity, you can ask students about the most interesting thing they have learnt.